1. Keycoin had an incredibly fair launch. Verified by independent sources
2. Developers have been vetted by Coinssource, with a review article about Keycoin
3. Both the development team and the Keycoin code have been reviewed, verified and praised by Dan Metcalf, the developer of XCurrency
4. Since the launch on July 15, devs have posted/updated about progress everyday and has been delivering on every promise thus far
1. check
2. wtf is COINSOURCE?
"-The owner of the website is using a service to hide their identity
-This website is 168 Days old"
3. Well and why not Mindfox? You all trust him...
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Ok, so at least you agree with half of the facts. I guess that's a start.
To answer your first question, Coinssource is an independent reviewer of cryptocurrency that has gained a lot of trust and popularity in the community. They also just started their Trust Index system to help people avoid the huge amount of scams out there. So far Keycoin has received a trust index of 6/7, and will receive a 7/7 when the final step is completed (which takes a few weeks).
To answer your second question, It's actually pretty funny. The reason Dan Metcalf was chosen to review the code in the first place was because the original FUD was that keycoin just simply copied and pasted from XC's code. Dan's review showed that this was not the case. He even went as far as saying keycoin's code is "highly modified and unique" from XC's code. He also commented on how organized and professional the dev team was when they presented the code to him.
Just really shows no matter how hard the devs try, there will always be some idiot out there to try screw things up for everyone. And people wonder why there are so many "shitcoins" out there and why certain devs eventually give up. Way to go community.
God, I feel like my IQ is just dropping with each post.